Mohammad Hafeez edged to the keeper on Mohammad Amir's delivery. PHOTO: AFP
Man-of-the-match Mosharraf Hossain was the pick of the bowlers with a four-wicket haul for Dhaka, while giving away only 16 runs in his four overs. Hossain was ably supported by Pakistan left-armer Mohammad Amir, who claimed 3-18 in his four overs — the highlight of which was having Mohammad Hafeez edging to the keeper.
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Skipper Kumar Sangakkara top-scored for his side with a 36-ball 38 that included three fours and a six, but there was precious little from the other batsmen who were either too slow or didn’t stick around for too long.
As a result, the Dhaka side only managed 121-8 but it proved more than enough in the end.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 9th, 2015.
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